A lab at 3M's campus in Maplewood, Minnesota, is focusing on pioneering green hydrogen technology. 3M is investing in research to lower the costs of green hydrogen, aiming to make it a more affordable and sustainable energy option. The company is delving into electrolyzer production by partnering with Evoloh and working on solutions for storing and transporting green hydrogen efficiently. Additionally, 3M is exploring the development of liquid hydrogen storage tanks using innovative materials. The goal is to build up the infrastructure needed for hydrogen production and transportation, anticipating a rise in demand and subsequent decrease in prices. Despite risks associated with investing in hydrogen, 3M is optimistic about the potential of hydrogen to revolutionize various industries. By focusing on materials like nanostructured-supported iridium catalyst powder, 3M aims to support the growth of the hydrogen economy. The company envisions a future where hydrogen plays a significant role in meeting global energy needs, leading to a more sustainable and environmentally friendly energy landscape.